Red-list stars can’t celebrate goals!

Premier League players returning from red-list countries will not be able to celebrate goals with team-mates, jump into the crowd or swap shirts under new guidelines.

These are among the protocols in a code of conduct players have agreed to follow in order to benefit from a more relaxed isolation after World Cup qualifiers.

all players must arrive back in the uK on private jets before starting a 10-day quarantine, during which they:

must travel alone or with a fully vaccinated driver with both wearing face coverings. They can join team flights, but must remain two metres away from other people;

must use private drivers for all journeys to and from airports, team hotels and stadiums;

Can stay in hotels with their team-mates but must not have meals with them;

Cannot do any media; must do all strength and conditioning work alone, with daily lateral flow tests and PCr checks on days zero, four and eight.

Liverpool have sent their Brazil duo alisson and Fabinho straight to Spain from international duty ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League clash with atletico madrid, ruling them out of today’s trip to Watford.

That will enable them to dodge the quarantine issues when they get back to england. manchester City are doing similar with their